Dark energy
No Dark Matter? Verlinde's New Gravity Hypothesis Passes First Test
The new gravity theory, which was first proposed in 2010 by physicist Erik Verlinde from University of Amsterdam suggests that we do not need the dark matter to explain the anomalies in the universe.
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